Sentence examples for equal genius from inspiring English sources

American Howard Hughes (1905 1976) was an engineer of equal genius, and died an equally reclusive death.

They also include the work of somebody I didn't know, to my embarrassment: Joseph Martin Kraus, who died almost at the same time as Mozart; he was equally young, and, I think, an equal genius.

"Words in Air" may be the only book of its precise kind ever published: the lifelong correspondence between two artists of equal genius.

Like Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, Knausgaard and Ferrante are equal geniuses whose books embody opposed values.

It's time we stopped this pretence that mediocrity is equal to genius.

But even if you added Edinson Cavani, the remarkable goal scorer who feeds Lavezzi and feeds off him, the pair would not equal the genius that was Maradona in his prime.

Dundee Rep, Wed to 10 Sep Joe Penhall's charting of the fractious history of the Kinks – the band whose members exhibited equal parts genius and bloody-mindedness – may not be the greatest musical ever written, but the tunes are pure gold.

Immanuel Kant and Johann Wolfgang Goethe described the architect as their equal, a genius with godlike creativity.

Valley of the Boom explores the origin story of version 1.0, where equal parts genius and hubris combined to create some of the biggest companies ever known as well as some monumental mistakes and flops.

Cloris Leachman, who worked with Brooks on 1974's "Young Frankenstein" and 1977's "High Anxiety," described him as "equal parts genius and mensch.

The general equation implied: agonized, unhappy childhood plus introverted kid with good memory equals literary genius.